The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-03-09

New goods at Shinn's.
Go to the Supper Friday night.
John Riddle has gone back to Tex
L.,
sheriff John Young was in town
4 yesterday.
Hoods sarsaparilIa for sale
Iby j. Wells.
HI Mr.. Pink Jordan is now clerking
for Mr.. NJ. jacobson.
COUNTY SEAT ELECTION Sat
fnrdav, March l9,h. Don't forget it.
Il --Judge r. B. Wilson made a flying
/ nrofessional trip to Morrilton to-day.
III Never hesitate to do good thing--
/ far instance, subscribe for the DEMO
Graf.
II Ivan Boswell made a flying trip to
1 Redfeli, in jefferson county, last
/ week.
%-A few contributions of prose and
n poetry are unayoidably crowded out
this week.
Mr.. Branch Renfrow and family
have again taken up their residence in
Russelyille.
john Pickett has quit clerking
| and will devote a few months to agri-
| cultural pursuits.
Miss Matte Williams has returned
y 10 Magnolia and accepted a position in
y the public school there.
We are glad to welcome back from
RedfeId Mr.. z. G.. Thompson aud fam
|. i1g. They have come to stay.
j. T. Wharton has rented his bot
tom farm and moved to the Bryant
neighborho0d on Bakers Creek.
WE POSITIVELY SAY NO MORE
CREDIT until old scores are paid.
j. NJ. Harley Il BRO.
Mr.. Henry Kirchof,, Dover's genial
and accommodating postmaster was
down yesterday and called to see us.
Were glad to receive calls this
morning from Messrs. Harry Poynter,
Of Dover, and K. c. West, of Appleton.
REV. w. A. McAnally and Mr..
L NJ. Watkins. of Appleton, were
appreciated callers last Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. E. B. Ferguson, with Sparks
Medicine Co., Fort Smith, has been
visiting his family here for several
days.
Miss Belle King, the belle of Fay
etteyile, who has been visiting Mrs.
Jas II. Shinn for several days, left for
her home yesterday.
Next Thursday afternoon the w.
c. Z. q. will meet at the e. p. church
promptly at 80 O'Clock. All members
requested to be present.
"A travelling theatrical company
elled "0nly a farmers Daughter
Company" will appear at Luker & Da-
Wis hall Friday evening March 18th.
w. A. Mckinney, justice of the
peace of Illinois township can be found
hereafter at his residence half mile
north of Russellyille.
Don't pay war prices for second
class sewing machines when you can
buy frst-class machine for less mon
ey at ARTHUR ERwIN's.
--They say at many OF the weather
service stations that they get the
''weather'' before they get the "serv-
selves.
Buy the Planet Jr., cultivator.
II Mayor Russell's proclamation of
the forthcoming municipal election can
be found in another column. Qualified
electors will take due notice Thereof and
govern themselves accordingly.
The lumber interest at Santos is
looking up and ready sales are made
now at remuneratiye prices. This we
learn from John Forrest, one of our
pleasant callers Tuesday afternoon.
The Planet Jr., cultivator is the
CHEAPEST and the BEST. For sale
at Shinn's.
The Rev. Mr.. Tyler will deliver
temperance lecture at the G. p. church
at this place, tomorrow Thursday
night. Of course the house will be
crowded to hear so gifted a speaker.
The new combination prints at
Shinn's are the latest thing out.
1.-The examination of DR.. l.. E. Cook
before Commissioner Waters at Little
Rock last Wednesday resulted in his
being bound over in the sum of $250.00
for his appearance at the April term of
court.
-One horse pulls the Planet Jr., Gull
tiYator and does as much work as two
horses in the ordinary way of farming.
The county seat election VIII be
held by the same judges that held the
last September election. In event of
the absence Of any Judge, the directors
present at s O'Clock can elect a judge to
fill such vacancy,
Spring goods in all the latest styles
are now on exhibition at Shinn's.
Col. w. C. Ford returned home
last week from an extended eastern trip.
His wife stopped at Nashville, Tenn,
with his brothers-in-iaw, Mr.. Arnold
and DR.. Vertrees, and will arrive In
Russellyile in about two weeks.
The latest thing in ladies' shoes is
our IS button Kid. They can be found
at Shinn's.
MIR. James III. Moore, superintend-
ent Of agencies for the Presbyterian
Mutual Aid Fund, was in town last
Friday in the interest of his Associa-
ton. We received pleasant call from
him and his friend DR.. w. II. Hill.
Cotton can be made from one to
two cents pound cheaper by using
the Planet Jr., cultlvatOr than by the
ordinary farming implements.
DIR. Winfield, the eloquent metho-